How does the United States make our supply chains resilient when considering specialty products that cannot be replaced as a result of what we're seeing with these heat conditions, less water, the drying of rivers, reservoirs, whatever it may be?
Senator Lujan questions how to ensure supply chain resilience for irreplaceable specialty crops.
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